Is Capital Gains Tax the Key to Funding NZ's Aging Population?

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Topic #1: Interest.co.nz 20th of November-Independent global economic researchers Capital Economics say despite their expectation the RBNZ will slash the OCR to just 2.25% in 2025 the housing market price recovery will be 'muted'
Topic #2: The Mortgage Mag 19th of November -Mortgages harder to get over the line
Topic #3: NZ Herald 19th of November -Landlord paid $4k after $40k of damage, goes to Tenancy Tribunal

Topic #4: Stuff 21st of November - Investors on the rebound and first home buyers still strong in sluggish market

Topic #5: RNZ 21st of November -Capital gains tax the best way to raise revenue as NZ 's population ages - Treasury
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1. Is Capital Gains Tax the Key to Funding NZ's Aging Population? (00:00:00)

2. Interest.co.nz 20th of November-Independent global economic researchers Capital Economics say despite their expectation the RBNZ will slash the OCR to just 2.25% in 2025 the housing market price recovery will be 'muted' (00:01:17)

3. The Mortgage Mag 19th of November -Mortgages harder to get over the line (00:04:12)

4. Topic #3: NZ Herald 19th of November -Landlord paid $4k after $40k of damage, goes to Tenancy Tribunal (00:08:26)

5. Topic #4: Stuff 21st of November - Investors on the rebound and first home buyers still strong in sluggish market (00:11:05)

6. Capital gains tax the best way to raise revenue as NZ 's population ages - Treasury (00:14:08)